Vers des médicaments sans animaux

Dans cet article de Delphine Chavet paru au Figaro, Alice Di Concetto a réagi à la fin de l’obligation légale, en droit fédéral américain, des tests toxicologiques sur animaux avant la mise sur le marché des médicaments. A cette occasion, Alice est revenue sur l’objectif de transition vers une science sans expérimentation animale inscrit en droit européen et le faible niveau d’investissements dans la recherche et le développement de méthodes alternatives.

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